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Home My Photo Blog (Moblog) Observations Java Hot Products Books/Knowledge Devices Operators Mobile Messaging My Courses My Profile My ideas/thoughts Techno Vision Blogroll Me! Join Paul's mail list	Monday, March 08, 2004   :: Enmesh, Volume 1, Issue 2 ::   ..Sorry for the long delays between postings. I have been busy writing a book and writing new training materials. I have also been doing a lot of reading. The process has been a journey that has enabled me to think of new directions for where I think mobility might be headed. Some initial thoughts spewed out recently, enough of them to make issue 2 of Enmesh. Read on....   Summary   If you still think that a mobile phone is just a desk phone without wires, you are wildly wrong. Perhaps to you and me, a tin of red paint is a tin of red paint, but to a trained artist, it is the fiery hue of an awesome sunset. Similarly, a mobile phone has implications beyond its role as a phone. To the informed mind, it is something quite different. In this brief article, we allude to its powerful potential and conclude that to benefit fully from its emergent potential; we have to learn how to "think mobile". Business leaders, project managers and practioners of all kinds need to start thinking mobile because, like it or not, mobile interaction with the world is going to dominate our daily lives in a matter of years, not decades. Soon we shall be hooked in for good. Savvy people will make a lot of capital from this inevitable cultural transformation.   Read the full article (5 pages) in PDF 1:12:12 AM    comment []   © Copyright 2004 Paul Golding. Last update: 4/6/2004; 1:33:18 AM.	March 2004 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31       Jan   Apr Sign up to my email list - Send me email Available for hire as consultant via Magic E Company who can also develop software for you. Consult my booklist on Amazon Blogroll: